I thought this was a great attraction for both young and old alike. It was a really interesting experience with different mediums of information, visual, auditory and sensory. Myself and my friend easily spent a couple of hours touring around the Cutty Sark and there is a cafe and a gift shop too. All in all a wonderful visit. The Thames foot tunnel is next to the Cutty Sark which is also quite fascinating in itself, having been built in 1902 although I had never heard of it before!

I wanted to see something different whilst in London after visiting other museums and the like. I was able to print off a voucher which needed to be exchanged for my entry ticket. The walk from the station to the Cutty Sark took only a few minutes, and wow, there she is, right in front of you. I was very impressed how large the clipper was and although I had a booked time, I gained entry after I spent some time looking at other attractions in the area such as the Maritime Museum and the entrance to the Greenwich Foot Tunnel!

The pre-booking process was simple and efficient. The welcoming staff were friendly and made the initial experience totally comfortable. The ship itself and it’s history are fascinating. This is my second visit and I discovered some much more than the first visit. My next visit will be with family who have not seen the Curry Sark.